Child Welfare & Economic Well-Being

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Children in the child welfare system who have stability in their placement

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86%
87%88%85%84%89%88%

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2016Change2014LatinoWhiteAfrican
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Alameda1788%
89%87%94%86%91%91%
AlpineNANANANANANANANANA
Amador5470%
96%67%*71%NANA0%*
Butte5176%
73%78%77%69%64%*83%
Calaveras1389%
84%93%87%100%*100%*100%*
Colusa4978%
88%79%75%*NANA80%*
Contra Costa1389%
91%91%84%91%85%94%
Del Norte499%
97%100%*97%NA100%*100%
El Dorado4580%80%77%77%100%NA85%
Fresno2287%
85%89%81%83%88%100%
Glenn593%
90%90%94%100%*NA100%*
Humboldt3783%83%74%83%100%*100%*89%
Imperial5373%
68%69%96%83%NA75%*
Inyo1100%*100%100%*100%*NANA100%*
Kern5275%
76%75%73%75%100%60%*
Kings2287%
88%87%86%90%100%*100%
Lake3783%
82%100%*81%67%*NA100%*
Lassen2287%
88%100%*80%100%*NA100%*
Los Angeles1788%88%90%91%84%86%96%
Madera692%
88%92%92%88%NA100%
Marin3684%
94%79%86%*100%*100%*NA
Mariposa4182%
100%100%*78%*NANA75%*
Mendocino5470%
84%57%76%75%*NA66%
Merced2886%
89%87%80%93%100%*100%*
Modoc4580%
90%50%*100%*NANA75%*
Mono1100%*
50%*100%*100%*NANANA
Monterey791%
93%89%96%92%100%*100%*
Napa2886%
80%89%82%100%*NA100%*
Nevada4879%
83%100%*77%NANANA
Orange3185%
88%84%88%80%92%100%*
Placer4182%
86%84%81%100%*50%*86%*
Plumas1389%
94%100%*91%33%*NA92%
Riverside1788%
89%90%86%84%95%82%
Sacramento4182%
86%82%81%82%85%93%
San Benito3185%
97%84%83%*100%*NANA
San Bernardino1090%
89%92%89%88%100%75%
San Diego2287%
85%88%86%84%94%86%
San Francisco1090%
92%86%93%88%100%100%*
San Joaquin791%
81%93%89%87%94%100%*
San Luis Obispo3185%
80%93%80%71%*100%*75%*
San Mateo3185%
87%82%88%79%92%100%*
Santa Barbara3185%
84%86%82%88%*NA100%*
Santa Clara1090%90%91%92%81%89%100%
Santa Cruz2287%87%93%82%83%*100%*50%*
Shasta4580%
81%78%81%58%*100%*94%
Sierra1100%*NANANA100%*NANANA
Siskiyou3783%
78%100%*80%NA100%*85%
Solano5665%
70%63%60%70%75%*80%*
Sonoma1788%
86%88%89%67%*100%*92%
Stanislaus3783%
86%86%78%68%100%100%*
Sutter1389%
80%82%92%100%*100%*100%*
Tehama791%91%88%91%100%*100%*91%
Trinity1788%
91%100%*84%NANA100%*
Tulare4978%
84%79%78%69%75%*71%*
Tuolumne5755%
73%42%*61%NA50%*0%*
Ventura2886%
81%85%92%62%*75%*100%*
Yolo2287%
89%93%84%70%NA100%*
Yuba4481%
86%65%89%77%67%*60%*

Notes

2. Children in the child welfare system who have stability in their placementIncludes the percentage of children, ages 0–17, who are in the child welfare system for a minimum of eight days and no more than 12 months and who have had two or fewer out-of-home placements during that time. Children Now analysis of Child Welfare Dynamic Report System data, for quarters April 2013 to March 2014 and April 2015 to March 2016, “Placement Stability (8 days to 12 months in care)” (C4.1), California Department of Social Services and Center for Social Services Research at University of California, Berkeley, Child Welfare Data Analysis Bureau (July 2016).

Note: Data points that are based on fewer than 10 cases are marked with an asterisk and should be interpreted with caution.

NA (Not Available)Data that are not available are noted as NA. The most frequent reasons for NAs include the unavailability of longitudinal data, fewer than 10 cases (low number events), and statistically unstable estimates.

Asterisks*An asterisk indicates that data should be interpreted with caution. Asterisks were used to note low number of events (fewer than 10) or unstable data with large confidence intervals. Data or estimates with low numbers and large confidence intervals indicate that a data point may not be a true representation of the larger population.

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